Doris Uhlich: Stuck

Dance

2021 lettinggo
Sa
19:00
Su
18:00
On SAT Dec 18 the subsequent show of TanzKollektivBremen ›Another Bodys‹ can be reached in time.
On SUN Dec 19 with audience talk

in the context of the thematic focus ›Letting Go‹.

Gabriele Oßwald and Wolfgang Sautermeister are two older performance artists, founders and former heads of the artist venue zeitraumexit in Mannheim. Two years ago, they asked Doris Uhlich if she would be interested in an artistic collaboration: ›A dance piece with you as a choreographer is one dream we still have.‹ The result is ›stuck‹—a movement research piece dedicated to the limits and the waning of movement that searches for an ›immobile dance.‹ What does dance beyond the expectations of movement, continuity and action look like? ›stuck‹ plunges the notion of dance as action into a crisis and visualizes the dynamics of motionlessness and not making headway. Doris Uhlich opens up a choreographic space in which experiences of loss, feelings of helplessness and melancholy affects are explored.

CREDITS

CHOREOGRAPHY Doris Uhlich
PERFORMANCE Gabriele Oßwald, Wolfgang Sautermeister
DRAMATURGICAL CONSULTATION Boris Kopeinig, Theresa Rauter
LIGHT DESIGN Sergio Pessanha
LIGHTING ENGINEERING Gerald Pappenberger
SOUND SELECTION Boris Kopeinig
COSTUME Zarah Brandl
PRODUCTION Margot Wehinger
INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION Something Great

Co-production Tanzquartier Wien and insert (Theaterverein) in cooperation with zeitraumexit Mannheim. Supported by the Cultural Office of the City of Mannheim and by the Landesverband Freie Tanz- und Theaterschaffende Baden-Württemberg e. V. with funds from the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts of the State of Baden-Württemberg. insert (Theaterverein) is supported by the Cultural Department of the City of Vienna and the Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture, Civil Service and Sports.
Guest performance in the framework of the NFT. This project is made possible by the program ‚Verbindungen fördern‘ of the Bundesverband Freie Darstellende Künste, funded by the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media.